Towards Justice: Law Enforcement and Reconciliation – key messages from the Cumberland Lodge Conference

23rd June 2021Peter Hersee, PhD Researcher, University of Liverpool

This month’s Cumberland Lodge Policing Conference explored the complex topic of law enforcement and reconciliation, including building trust with victims and survivors, improving openness and transparency, and the need to balance current policing demands with addressing historical injustices; PhD Researcher Peter Hersee highlights the key discussions, debates and messages from the Conference.

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Towards Justice: Law Enforcement and Reconciliation – key messages from the Cumberland Lodge Conference

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